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“A Day in Court” student seminar
Find out how Secondary 3 students can learn about court procedures and tackle issues like cyberbullying at this free, invite-only half-day seminar held at the State Courts each July.
The “A Day in Court” (ADIC) student seminar is an annual half-day programme for Secondary 3 students held at the State Courts.
The programme is designed to give students a better understanding of the role of the State Courts and the court procedures. Students will also be introduced to topics such as harassment or (cyber) bullying, and what they can do if they or their friends encounter such incidents.
Details
The programme begins with an overview of the criminal justice process. The seminar focuses on harassment with particular emphasis given to cyberbullying to enable students to draw parallels to commonplace occurrences in the online space. Students can look forward to character building activities, interacting with our judges as well as games and prizes. Sign-up for this programme is by invitation only, and there are limited seats allocated to participating schools.
Learning Objectives
Students will gain an understanding of the role of the Courts, and what students should do if they or their friends encounter incidents (e.g., harassment or bullying) while attending school.
Target Audience: Secondary 3 students
Runtime: July
Fee: Complimentary
Modality: In-person
Duration of Session: 4 hours
Capacity: To be advised through invitation
Mode of registration: Online through website link when registration opens.
Due Date for registration: Invitation will be sent at least one month in advance.
Contact: Contact Judiciary_Comms@judiciary.gov.sg if you have any queries.
Students will learn about the role of the Courts from our court staff.
Students will engage in fun and interactive activities/ discussions with their peers from other schools.